11.   A series of mounds covered with grasses, shrubs, wildflowers and dirt are the telltale signs of unexcavated archeological sites.

12.   A Scotch comb to groom calves sticks out of his rear jeans pocket, a telltale sign that he is not afraid to pamper his show cattle.

13.   A telltale sign that Greene is not really as brassy as a wind instrument is the fact fellow sprinter Jon Drummond and Boldon are staying with him here.

14.   A telltale sign of ethical trouble is a policy that is harsher on receiving gifts than on giving them.

15.   A telltale sign, he said, is that in fear-based companies, it is almost always impossible to tell who is responsible for making a decision.

16.   Bright red features are often a telltale sign of carbon monoxide poisoning.

17.   But the institute missed telltale signs that the painting was stolen, including an ownership record that included Hans Wendland, a principal fence for Goering.

18.   But there are other telltale signs of a hit.

19.   Call those programs whatever you want, but the telltale sign is talk about percentages, or underrepresentation, or numerical goals or timetables.

20.   Cunanan has crossed through several jurisdictions, leaving telltale signs along the way.